The New Destiny 3 Event will officially take place on June 17th

Fans who want to support Destiny 3 can do so on June 17 in a Warframe mission dedicated to Bungie's IP. The “SaveDestiny” and “WeWantDestiny3” hashtags have been extremely popular on social media platforms following the announcement that Destiny 2 received its last update on June 9. Yesterday, on launch day, thousands of fans logged into the game to send a message to Sony and Bungie's leadership and show that there are still countless people who care Fate and want the franchise to continue.

As a result Destiny 2 reached its highest player peak in the last two years with over 167,000 players, surpassing the launch day of both Edge of Fate and Renegades combined, and doubling that for Marathon only on Steam. Support for the franchise does not stop, and today there are more than 110,000 concurrent players on Steam. This is also one of the biggest and best updates Destiny 2 has ever received, and fans are hoping their actions will help save the game or the franchise. Now, Warframe will officially help this cause on June 17th.

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Destiny 2 players can help save the franchise in Warframe

Rebecca Ford, Creative Director of Warframeknown as rebb ford on social media, shared a post on Twitter to announce it Warframe will have a free-to-play event on June 17 in support of Fate. Not only that, but the event is rich in meaning for Destiny 2 players, as it takes place as an Alert called “Make Your Own Fate” on the planet Telesto. This is a double tribute to the game, which Destiny 2The Telesto gun has broken the game with bugs several times, and “Guardians make their own fate” has become a motto for the community.

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The expression originated in Fate's Vault of Glass Raid, in which the main enemies of the activity were the Vex, who base their strategy on simulating their enemies and defeating them once they find their weak point. However, Guardians are paracausal beings, and they cannot be simulated. This is why “Guardians make their own destiny”, as they transcend Vex's simulations, and the sentence has been used as a way to defy Sony's decision to shut down the franchise. Rebecca Ford has not shared details about Warframe Alert yet, but fans of Fate franchise has another opportunity to be heard when this event goes live on June 17.

So far, the community has been very vocal. YouTube content creators of the caliber of Aztecross, FalloutPlay, Mactics and Skarrow9 promote the hashtags on social media and their platforms. Bungie developers have been even more present on social media with personal stories and comments about the situation. Voice actors have shared messages for players and in support of the franchise. And on top of that the official Destiny 3 the petition has blown up and has almost 380,000 signatures at the moment.

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If this support results in Destiny 3 is done or Destiny 2 to continue in any way remains to be seen. But that one Warframe the community has appeared time and time again for Fates darkest hour, and the upcoming event in support of the franchise is further proof of that.